What are the most well - known Mexico scary stories?

The La Llorona story has a presence in New Mexico. La Llorona is the weeping woman who is said to roam near bodies of water, mourning the loss of her children. In New Mexico, there are specific locations like riversides where people claim to have heard her wailing at night.

The legend of the Cadejo is quite famous too. There are two types, the white Cadejo which is good and protects travelers at night, and the black Cadejo which is evil and tries to lead people astray. This legend warns people about the dangers that lurk in the darkness, especially when traveling alone at night.

The Roswell incident is by far the most well - known. It has been the subject of countless books, movies, and documentaries. The idea that an alien spacecraft crashed there and was covered up by the military has captured the public's imagination for decades.

The story of La Llorona is quite well - known in New Mexico. She is the weeping woman who is said to wander near rivers and lakes, mourning the loss of her children. In New Mexican versions of the story, she is often seen in the more remote areas by the water bodies, and her cries can send shivers down your spine.

The haunted Fresno theater is a well - known one. Workers there have reported seeing apparitions during rehearsals late at night. Some say they hear the sound of a long - ago actor who died on stage, still practicing his lines. It's really creepy.

There's a story about a BTS member feeling an 'unusual presence' during a late - night practice session. However, considering they often practice for long hours and get tired, it could have been just a momentary hallucination. They were in a big empty practice room, and the silence and exhaustion might have made their minds play tricks on them. Maybe the lack of proper ventilation made them a bit dizzy too, and they misinterpreted that feeling as something spooky.

The story of the Lost Battalion is another. Trapped behind enemy lines, they were cut off from supplies and support. They had to fight off the enemy while slowly starving and running out of ammunition. The sense of isolation and impending doom in that situation made it a truly scary story of WW1.

The 'Candle Cove' is a well - known one. It was about a strange, low - budget children's show that only a few people seemed to remember. The show had disturbing characters like a skeleton pirate. People who shared their memories of it on the internet noticed that their memories were inconsistent, and there were elements that just didn't seem right, creating a very spooky atmosphere.

Another one could be the Ebola outbreak. The CDC had to send teams to the affected areas in Africa. The virus was extremely deadly, and there were challenges in terms of proper medical facilities in those regions. There was also the fear of the virus spreading globally, which made it a very concerning and scary situation for the CDC to handle.